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Weather Indications.

Special indications for Georgia:
RAIN Local rains, lower followed by
higher temperature.
! For Georgia, Eastern Florida,
Western Florida, Alabama and Missis-
sippi: Local rains, variable winds, gener-
ally easterly, lower followed by higher
temperature.
The height Of the river atAugusta at
1913 CLOCK .. m. yesterday (AugusJa
time was 11.2 feet-a rise Of 0.9 foot during
the preceding "a hours.
Comparative statement OF temperature
at Savannah Feb. 20. 1886 and 1887:
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A Big RANSOM Demanelld.

ROME, Feb. 20.-Adviees from Masso
Wan report that RhsAluia demands 100,
WV thalers ransom Tor the Italian pris
onera.
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and Tybee Railway Co.

SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. z. 1887.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
this COMPANY Will he held at Metropolitan
Hall on MONDAY, March Z. 1857, at IL O'CLOCK
NJ. JOHN W. BURROUGHS. Secretary.
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To accommodate those DESTROYS of witness
ing the contest, the Central Railroad Compa-
ny will run special trains, which will leave
the Central railroad depot at 1890 and 80
(city time). and returning will leave the race
track at O'Clock tcity time).
Tickets for adults and children TW ENTITY
FIVE CENTS for the round trip; for sale at
passenger depot.
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The Great Success of the Fair at
Orlando Highly Encouraging.

The Great Success of the FAIR at
Orlando Highly Encouraging.
ORLANDO, FLA, Feb. 20.-The South
Florida Exposition, which closed yester-
day, was certainly tar ahead OF any fair
ever held in any Southern State. 1t was
a grand success as to the number and
Scraality OF the displays. Its financial sue
CA yas beyond the most sanguine eX-
ped4stions. Fully $4,000 people visited
the grounds. The State Agricultural So
,ciety Nurserymen and Fruit Growers
Associations met in joint meeting to con-
fer as to the advisability of sending the
ldlsplays to Chicago, and there give an
lo6aer exhibition to show Florida's capa-
utilities. Committees of the above s0cie-
tiles decided to postpone exhibiting in Chi
Fcago, owing to the perishable nature OF
1.-THE fruits and vegetables, they having
fbeen on exhibition here for several days.
Orlando Notes.
ORLANDO, FLA, Feb. 19.-At a
injecting of the Florida Fruit Grow
sers' Association, held Wednesday,
lit was recommended that a sub-trOpical
Exposition be held at some convenient
point each year, commencing in Deem
Der and holding open till March, all the
counties to be invited to take part. An
lother suggestion is made by the Orlando
Board of Trade to the effect that an ex-
Inhibition be held In Chicago next
lseason, and they will ask the coop
ieration of all board OF trade organizations
6n the State to further the enterprise.
Senator Mann is working for this per-
lsistently, and doubtless it will be carried.
Certainly it would result in a large
measure of good for Florida.
One very satisfactory feature of the
fair has been often observed, and that is
the good order that has been preserved.
Sheriff Anderson at the beginning
s'cleaned' out all the gambling games
from the grounds. and gave the fraternity
TO understand in unmistakable terms
that their room rather than their CON-
pany was wanted. They took the hint,
iRnd our worthy Sheriff has the thanks of
lRll for his attitude on the question. But
sOne or1two arrests have been made, and
these were for trifiing causes. But tire e
dnebriated individuals have teen observed
ION the streets so far. NAi
One very Interesting feature of Fridays
programme was the drill and parade by
THE Orlando Guards, twenty-five men In
ranks, accompanied by the band. and the
parade of the uniform rank of the knights
of Pyuhias. The latter corps turned out
thirty men strong, and their manly
bearing. fine marching and picturesque
appearance won the admiration and
HEARTY applause of all,
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Chatham Artillery i'm parade in honor of
Washlngton's birthday. After which they
will be reviewed by the Governor.
After the review. the Company will march
to the Ten Brock race course, where there
Will be contest for prizes. By order of
WIN. W. GORDON. Capt. Comd'g.
GEO. G. GAILLARD, First Sergeant.
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proposals 3lIantrb.

CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
February 18th, 1877
DROPOSALS.-Bid will be received at
l. this office until IL o'clock NJ. MONDAY.
The 2lst inst, for laying sidewalks in Divi-
sions A, b, g and ID, aid out ia City Ordi-
nance passed Sd day of November. 1886, in ac-
cordance with existing ordinances. Particu-
lars and specifications to be furnished by the
City surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. By order of Council.
FRANK T.. REBARER,
Clerk of Council.
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Observations taken at the same moment
oftime at all stations.
SAVANNAH, Feb, 20. 9:96 P. NJ. City time.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST VOLUNTEER
REGIMENT OF GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH. GA, Feb, IA, 1887

Circular.
/. The Colonel commanding the First Vol
unteer Regiment OF Georgia announces with
pleasure that there VIII be joint parade and
review by the Governor of Georgia on the I'D
inst. of the First Volunteer Regiment. the
Savannah Volunteer Guards Battalion. the
Chatham Artillery and the Georgia Hussars.
III. The line will be formed on South Broad
street, the right resting on Bull. at 10 O'Clock
A. M, prepared to march at lC:l5 A. NJ,
promptly in the following order: The First
Volunteer Regiment of Georgia, the Battalion
of Savannah Volunteer Guards, the Chatham
Artillery. the Georgia Hussars.
III. The line of march Will be on South
Broad street to Abercorn, Abercorn to Bay,
Bay to Bull, Bull to Congress, Congress to
Barnard, Barnard to Broughton, BrOughton
to Drayton, DraytOn to the Park Extension.
~. At the Park Extension the troops will
be reviewed by the Commander-in-Chlef,
Governor John B. Gordon, of Georgia,
V. During the review and parade IN the
Extended Park, no vehicles will be allowed
on the grounds, and spectators on foot are en-
joined to take the places which may be as
signed to them, so as not TO interfere with the
military movements.
vi, Upon the termination of the Review
the general parade will be dismissed, and
officers in command will take charge of their
respective corps.
VII. The Colonel commanding INDUCES the
hope that the presence of the distinguished
soldier, the Chief Magistrate of this State,
will stimulate large and efficient parade.
GEORGE A. MERCER,
RoBT. G. GAILLARD, First Lieut.. and Adj't
HEADQUARTERS FIRST VOLUNTEER
REGIMENT OF GEORGIA,
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. IA, 1887 y
General Order No. s:
l. The First Volunteer Regiment of Georgia
will parade on the 22d inst. to celebrate the
anniversary of the birthday of Gen. Wash
ington.
ii. The line will be formed on South Broad
street, right resting on Bull, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. promptly.
III. The Republican Blues are designated
as the Color Company, and will appear on
the ground with the colors.
~. Upon the arrival of each company on
the ground, the commanding officer will Sc
lect well drilled Corporal TO report to the
Color Sergeant for the Color Guard.
V. The Field Music for the Regiment will
consist of the Union COrnet Band.
vi. The Field and staff Will assemble at
the corner of South Broad and Whitaker
streets at 9:45 A. NJ. promptly.
By order. GLORGE A. MERCER,
Colonel Comd'g First Vol. Reg't. of Ga.
ROBT. 6. GAILLARD. First Lieut.. and AdPt.
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UImer's Liver JOrrectOr.

To COUNTY oFFICERs.-Books and
l. Blanks required by county officers for tue
use of the courts, or for Office use, supplied to
order by the MORNING NEWS PRINTING
HOUSE, Whitaker street. savannah
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST VOLUNTEER
REGIMENT OF GEORGIA,
. SAVANNAH, GA, Feb, Ia. 1897
Georgia HuSsars.

HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA HUssARs, !
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 20, 1887.
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CITY OF SAY sNNAH,
OFFICE CITY SURVEYOR,
February 18th, 1SS7.)
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office
Il OF the Clerk of Council until II NJ.
and painting the iron railing around johnson
square. For specifications apply at the Office
of the undersigned.
The right to reject any or all bids reserved.
JOHN b. HOWARD. CITY Surveyor,
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Sper,al 1lnttrsa.

Notice.
will not be responsible for any debts con
tracted by my wife. VIM. W. GNALL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-01

nEZANE STREET M. E. CHURCH
Wy Rev. J. Henry Hess. pastor. Services to.
morrow at 10:5J A II. aud 7:OU r. y. Sabbath
school at 2 r NJ. ut which time there will DO a
memorial service. LII ~ .'lsr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-01
SINGING IN ROME.
noL1A,s CAREER.
ono Of wheellns's Favorlte Daughters Play
Ing nm Engagement III tho Most l'opu.
lar Theatre of Roms-IIcr Operate
Star Approaching the Zenith.

The friendsof Madame Rolla (Alrs. Kate
Rammelsberg, daughter OF Mr.. George x.
Wheat, Of this city, will be delighted to
learn that her star ia rapily advancing 10
the zenith Of her ambition and aspira.
tons. The latest advices from European
capitals bring cheering news Of her ca.
reer. Having sung with marked success
In Moscow and other cities she took a hriel
rest, but was soon called to appear before
the public In Italy before she had really
recupersted from hor hard work oil
tho seEson. But as an drtisle has not
her own time but depends on bowling to
tho will and humor Of tho people, she,
much against her inclinations responded
to the summona and filed several impor.
tant engagements, notably at Palermo,
Italy, where che Is q general iGvorite. II
was here that,
Tho MUD, the music breathing from. no, face,
The hear, whose soltnG@ h1.monized tho whole,
And oh! that eye In itself a soul, Erl'
lrst charmed the cons and daughters oil
tha. glad cline, and whose plandits in.
spirod her to hope for higher things.
Last month she Bang with pronounced
success in Venice, her piece de resistance,
being Rigoletto. The honors ahe achieved
here spread throughout Earope and 1t was
not long before she received many tlatter.
ing otIers-one at Lisbon, Spain, and Nice
France. While considering these ofera
she was offered IN engagement at the
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Tho Week Of PrnYer.

Next week is the week Of prayer recon
mended to be observed by the Evangelical
Alliance. In this city the Protestant
churches will unite In holding gorvicet
from 3:l5 to 4:l5 each afternoon except
Saturday. The following are the placer
selpcted and the topics:
Monday The English Lutheran Church.
Topic: "Praise."
Tuesday-Disciples Church. Topic;
Humiliation"
Wednesday-Chapline Street NJ. E
Church. Topic: prayer for the Church.
Thursday-- United Presbyterian Church,
Tonic: prayer for Families and Schools.'
Friday-st. Matthews P. E. Church.
Topic: prayer for Missions" {
All uro invited to attend,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

I 81. 4 .H..f -- @ CIR
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
Rhea and her compsny arc at the
Mcclure house.
T. NJ. Garvin, Esq, returned from Pitts.
burgh yesterday.
Prof.. A. s. Bell. Of Weet Liberty, was in
tho city yesterday.
Miss E.. n. Webster, Of Fluehing, was in
tho city yesterday.
Mr.. IT,. Buchanan, Of Brrneeville, wac
in town yesterday.
Mr.. HI. Mcclure, OF Wel!sburg, is reg
is!ered st the Mcclure House.
John Porter, the New Cumberland
brickmaker, was down yesterday.
Prof. A. J. Andrews, OF New Athens,
Ohio, is the guest Of T. NJ. Garvin, ESQ.
Mr.. Bort Wilkins, Of North Main street,
is whiting his sister, Mrs. Gray, OF steub:
eaville.
Miss Cora Hosick, daughter OF Judge
Hoaick, Of Cambridge, Ohio, is visiting
Mics Ida Garvin.
Misacs Efie Parrish and Florence Bur.
dette, of New Athens, Ohio, are Visiting
friends in the city. !
W. e. Mallory, OF Clarington, and W.
B. Caldwell, OF ParkeIsburg, were ut the
Stamm House yesterday.
DR.. Myers entertained a number Of hia
friends at his home on the Island Last
night in a handsome Manner.
Misc Ella Holiday, OF Stubenville, has
returned home after 3 pleasant visit to
Miss Carrie Higgins, Of the South Side.
Mics Jones, Of tho Island, received and
entertained several Of hcl friends at her
home last night III q charming manner.
Tho Rev. +. S. DeHaes will conduct the
communion servicea for tho Pre.idiny e.
der Sunday morning at the Fourth, Street
Church.
Mr.. Hunter S. Armstrong, q prominent
lawyer Of Woodsfield, Prosecuting Attor.
ney Of Monroe county, Ohio, was in the
city yesterday on his way to St.. Clairs-
Vile.
Mics Ida M. Richards, one Of the eff
cient teachers in The VI bs.sr dig
trict school, has been spending her
holiday vacation with friends in Steubsn-
vile.
Miss Annie Gamble, Of Moundsville, Mrs.
Z. Woolery, J. @. Reed and J.F. Wool.
cry, Of Bethany, G.. L. Brown and L. L.
Fsint, Of St. Clairsvllle, are at tho Stamm
house. H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-01

The Democratic voters OF the Fifth
ward, at their suggestion meeting, named
as suitable persona to be chosen as dele.
gates to next Saturdays Convention,
Messrs. A. Stoetzer, John B%utteYfeld, NJ.
Mulkearn, James Film, H. B. Godfrey
and Edward Miller.
The suggestions for First Branch Of
Council were: Louis Dslbrugge, 7. r.
Hutchinson and g. F. Bolts, and for the
Second Branch: @. s. Davis, John Ruther-
ford, J. Voeckler, Jr., William Waite,
Frank Auber, Peter Bonenberger, Patrick
Reilly, A. N. Hamilton, J. s. Gibbs and
T.FB, McLain. A resolution was passed
advising the delegates to support @. W.
seabrisht for Mayor.
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HSFIRsT PHISpYTERIAN CHURCH
Wy Rev, a. Cunningham, DID,, pastor, VIII
proach nt 1880 A. Y. @nd at 7:31 Y. u. Services
every syeding during the week excerpt Saturday.
"a me lecture room sunday Schoo! Al . A. ". Mis-.
Ia phk -HE'r NHr-'" $500 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-01

Stage of the Water and Movements Of the
f&5 Boats. GisF
The Louis A. Shirley left Cincinnati
last evening for Wheeling, and will leave
this port for CINCINNATI on Tuesday next.
1t is reported that a number OF the
Kanawha tow.boa.e propoee forming a
joint stock company and pooling their
earnings. The new company will 60
into effect the coming week, and the atst
towrboats to entcy will DO the ella Law
mar and Crown Hill, with twenty-five
barges. t is expected that several other
boats will join the company, when they
will all DO run under one management.
"a Louisville dispatch says; The licensed
steamboatmen Of the Ohio river will hold
a meeting in the morning for the purpose
Of p%etitioning Congress to refund them
money paid1for license during the past
thirteen years. Copies OF thepstition will
De sent to all Oon2ressmen and seuatore
from the river districts otthe Ohio and
Mississippi. Senators Beck, Blackburn
and others will endeavor to seoura the
passage Of the bill. Meetings will also be
beld at New Orleans, Minneapolis, Cairo
and st. Louis tomorrow morning.
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Suit for tho Custody Of a Child.

The habeas corpus hearing in the case Of
Afary Neider agalust John Ruff, set for
yesterday, was postponed on account OF
the funeral Of Hon. E. G.. Cracrait. The
case is brought by; Mrs. Neidor to recover
custody Of her son, who wus placed in the
Children's Home some time ugo upon her
commission to the State Asylum rs a luna.
tic. Mr.. Ruff obtained the custody OF the
child from the Home. Subsequently, the
mother recovered her reason, and brought
the suit. Both parties are much attached
to the boy, who is a bright, manly little
fellow, and seems to love both his mother
and Mr.. RufY impa,tially. Tho case is a
rare one, and as interesting aa it is rare.
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NEW YEARS BALLS
AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS
liy wsy OF Farewell to tho Old Year aud
Directing 10 the New-The Arlon Society
Wales tho M0notony with Some
Pleasant Presentations.

Tho Arion Singing Society celebrated
tho birth OF the New Year at its spacious
club house OH the South Side in a most
delightful manner. Tho entertainment
was one Of the largest evor given by this
we'll known organization. The dancing
hall, the pnrlom and corridors ind stair.
ways were crowded oil tho time with
young and old merry makers. Included
among those present were leading men In
BUSINESS, In politics and the professions;
the number Of lsdies, especially young
ladies, who were present was unusually
large. Every one enjoyed the occasion
immensely.
The first thing on the programme Wal a
concert, which commenced at : o'clock.
Tho hall was packed with q delighted
audience TINT applauded warmly every
member. The programme opened with
an overture by Kra,ncr's orchestra, nnd
this excellent musical organization was
heard again during the rendition Of tho
muhical bill that had been arranged. Tho
singing section Of tho Arion Gang three
choyuses. Mesars. @. B. Stencil and O.
W. A%ppPnzsller nang solos, and Misc
Minnie Fading was heard with pleasure
in a solo. Misses Mary Stiiel, Lulu
Bayha and Amalie Riddle played a plano
trio. Professor schockey gave one OF his
exquisite violin solos that was loudly ap.
plauded. n
During the progress Of the concert the
feature OF the night took place. This wan
in the nature Of q triple presentation.
During q pause. President L. U. s,iiel
stepped to the. front and calling up Prof.
A. N. Schockey, who has been the 80.
ciety's musical director since its ORGANIZE
tion, presented him on bslali Of the So.
ciety with a magnificent silver water set
appropriately engraved and q very pretty
uilver cigar box. Without giving him
time 10 respond. Mr.. Siifel tnrned to Col.
F. Riester, the precedent Of the eing.
ing section, and presented him
from the Society with a pail
OF bronzes representing music and
a brorzs cigar stand. He stepped aside tc
allow these gentleclen who wore taken
completely by surprise . chance 10 expires.
themselves, when he wss surprised oven
more than Messrs. Schockey and Riestel
by bsiug presented with a very handsome
brass and oIidized ailver pedestal ant
bifquo ntatuelte. Rev. Mr.. Uifert made
this presentation. As each presentation
was made the place thundered with ap'
planss which WAS renewed as the thrct
recipients returned their thanks.
After the concert the floor IVES cleared
and to the music Of Kramer, the old yea
was danced away and the new ushered in
As The clock indicated that the last hou'
OF 1886 was closed a greeting chofua wa
sung in honor OF 'S7. A supper was aer7et
in the dining hall. The entire affair VS..
very successful, e
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At their regular meeting Thursday
evening, December 50, 1856, Ben Franklin
4 Council No. ., A. 0. A. NJ, elected the
following oficcrs for the ensuing six
months: Councillor, James A. Woods;
Vice Councillor, George CLARK; R. s.. i'll.
Desant; Assistant R. S., H. A. McNash;
r. IS, j. w. Jones; Treasurer, G.iL.
MUM; Guide, Charles Gering; Exam
;aminer, Miller Inside Protector, Murtle;
Outside Protector. Rounds Junior Ex-
Councillor, John Graft; Senior Ex.Coun-
cilor,I Hiram Teater;; Trnstee.elect,E John
Craft. Tho Trustees are W.. r.. Williams,
Lualen Barum and John Graft.
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HON. L. O.. CnAcnArr's FUNERAL.
The Action OF the liar iesserday-Ssrylces

The Action OF the liar Yes,erday-Serylcss
Mt st. Matthews.
The funeral OF tho late Hon. E. G. Cra-
craft took plaza yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock from St. Matthews Church. The
services were conducted by-Rev. r. R.
swopo alter the Episcopal ritual, and
were unusually solemn ind impressive.
This vas followed by services conducted
by Cyrene Commandery, No.. 7, X. T., OF
which the deceased was q member. A
choir sang "Rock Of Ages aud the bene-
diction concluded the oheeQuies.
The attendance was unusually large.
The members Of the bar and Mr.. Ora.
crafts brethren in the Masonic lodges and
communicates Of the Knights attending
in large numbers as q body. Tho floral
offerings were numerous and beautiful.
Fsw men were ever more sincerely
mourned by a larger number Of warm
friends. a-4l1a
TIE pail bearers were members OF
Cyrere C~ommandary. Iu spite Of The ex-
tremely inc!emant weather a largo con-
course OF Borrowing friends followed the
remains TO Elm Grove, where the inter-
ment TOOK place in the graveyard OF the
old Stone Church, in the family lot.
a meeting Of the Ohio county bar was
hold at the Court House yesterday, and
was largely attended. Judge Jacob was
called to tho chair aud liz. J. R. PAUL
Was chosen secretary.
Judge Jacob made someappropriate and
feeling remarks, and tho following lesolu-
tioDe, drafted by 8 committee consisting
OF ex-Judgs :.Melvin, II. NJ. Russell and
j. E. Mchennon, appointed for the u
poss, were adopted:
Death has again claimed one Of on,
number; one who for a decade and'a hall
was prominent among ue, frequently
holding civic positions Of trust and honor,
and always occupying an honorable place
in his profession. Elbridss Gerry Cracrstt,
as a lawyer Of ability, q citizen Of energy,
devotion, aud public spirit, a friend and
companion OF. agreeable manners, COM
manded tho esteem. the confidence and
the affection Of US MI. As. all advocste
his lively Imagination and sympathetic
force aud his power Of expression had &C.
cured for him 3 vide and we'll deserved
reputation. At the noou of life he has
passed from earth; and looking back upon
hia career, and remembering his ability as
on advocate 30 frequently displayed, and
the genial qualities that will sver sserve to
keep his memory green, we, the members
OF the bar and oficers Of the cour.:s hero
assembled, desire to give expression to
our sentiments regarding his deceass.
Therefore it is rs
Resolutd. That We deplore the loss to us
and the community when our departed
brother, an ornament TO the profession
and q useful m7mber Ct society, ceased
from labor. .3E
Resolved, That e copy Of ,heae resolu-
tons be presented to his family, with the
expression OF u deep sympathy; and
also to the several courts Of this county,
with the reques. that they be spreal upon
the minuteB. tB
Resolved, That as a further mark OF our
esteem we attend his funeral in g body.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the partnership heretofore existing under
solved by mutual consent, Z. K. Glf.n retiring,
Either partne, Is authorized 10 settle ali dehs due
and owing b said firm. r. X. G1FFEN,
J. NJ. KIRK,
WHEELING. ". VA. January I. 1857 ~